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I recently spent some time camping in a place that hit daytime temperatures of over 100°F. When it's that hot all you can do is wet your clothing and spray mis
by carapace 3y ago
I recently spent some time camping in a place that hit daytime temperatures of over 100°F. When it's that hot all you can do is wet your clothing and spray mist and fan yourself to get evaporative cooling. Thinking about wet-bulb temperature in that context was terrifying.
The hot dry breeze can cool you off. The hot humid breeze is death.
If you live somewhere where this could happen you should move now.